Предложения со словом «fashion»

Мы нашли 34 предложения со словом «fashion». Количество символов. Значение слова fashion. Рифмы.

• I am not in the habit of being taken to task in the fashion which seems to be customary with your lordship.
• This ceremony, important among Samoans, was conducted after the native fashion.
• Like most men of action, he is laconic in speech, and sinks readily into his own thoughts, but he is always quick to answer a question or join in a conversation, talking in a queer, jerky, half-humorous fashion.
• It is said that, since hanging for trivial offenses went out of fashion, no one has died there, except from falling over the cliffs in old age, or from being crushed by stones rolling on them from the steep mountains!
• It's a beautiful Utopian dream of the abolition of war, diplomacy, banks, and so on- something after the fashion of socialism, indeed.
• I did my own work, and my own work only, and when and in what fashion I saw fit.
• I bustled about in quite housewifely fashion, procuring soothing lotions for her sunburn, raiding Wolf Larsen's private stores for a bottle of port I knew to be there, and directing Thomas Mugridge in the preparation of the spare state- room.
• He wore checked trousers of an extremely light colour, long out of fashion, and of very thin material.
• We have descended in safety, though in a most unexpected fashion, and all is well with us.
• В общем, в новейшей истории Санкт-Петербурга это был первый авторский показ мировой звезды fashion design.
• I, who had lived out of the whirl of the world, had never dreamed that its work was carried on in such fashion.
• I'm thinking that Blundell got him at the wrong moment, maybe, or in the wrong fashion.
• He was wearing a brownish reefer jacket, rather shabby, evidently made by a good tailor though, and of a fashion at least three years old, that had been discarded by smart and well-to-do people for the last two years.
• They can reason, after a fashion.
• After we had crawled in this disgusting fashion for a matter of a couple of hundred feet we were halted by our escort.
• Yet truly I ached now that she come back to her dear natural fashion.
• And they chopped off his head in brotherly fashion, because he had found grace.
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• Yet into the words of that formula her very soul was projected, whereas the little one repeated them only in nonchalant fashion.
• But, indeed, she not to kiss me good-night upon the mouth, in her dear usual and sober fashion.
• No, it did not seem to him possible that such a man had ended in this vulgar fashion, carried away by a wave, drowned in the floods, a few hundred feet from a shore.
• The cook drew himself up in a smugly humble fashion, a deprecating smirk on his face.
• Dmitri Fyodorovitch somehow lost his temper with this captain, seized him by the beard and dragged him out into the street and for some distance along it, in that insulting fashion.
• I say this, not as blame, for they still loved me and treated me good-humouredly, but there's no denying that fashion is a great power in society.
• It pains me to hear you speak of it in so unappreciative a fashion.
• Her lodge consisted of three rooms furnished with mahogany furniture in the fashion of 1820, belonging to her landlady.
• The visitor's check trousers were of excellent cut, but were too light in colour and too tight for the present fashion.
• And I askt in my heart in a fierce and mad fashion why that they did not to rig one of the olden shooting weapons, that they shoot from the Pyramid, and so to give me some aid in mine extremity.
• The bears rolled on the ground at last in the most unseemly fashion, amid roars of laughter from the closely-packed crowd of men and women.
• Also I carried the dirk in a sheath at my hip, sailor-fashion, and maintained toward Thomas Mugridge a constant attitude which was composed of equal parts of domineering, insult, and contempt.
• They were of agreeable appearance and lively character, and though everyone knew they would have no dowry, they attracted all the young men of fashion to their grandfather's house.
• In fact, they were badly wounded, and, having thrashed them, he proceeded to operate upon them in a rough surgical fashion and to dress their wounds.
• And the Maid to ask me in a very saucy fashion that did be intentioned to anger me, what I did mean that she to need.
• When he was very near I heard him crying, in vexed fashion, "Why in hell don't you sing out?" This meant me, I thought, and then the blankness and darkness rose over me.
• In those days though duels were severely punished, yet duelling was a kind of fashion among the officers- so strong and deeply rooted will a brutal prejudice sometimes be.

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